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Nigeria will soon follow oyibo marriage system

What kind of enjoyment is this. Count me out Please

No be lie we got one of the sweetest local dishes around the world

Cn you imagine. Won't I leave the marriage for you instead

Just when you think you've see it all

He wants to coach in every continent

We are always doing the first thing last

Till I see it, it remains a rumor

Why are we so economical with the Truth in this country

We complain over anything in this country

Superb performance is was tonight

Cut government expenditure If Labour must compromise

Its won't be funny at all

The current System favours certain ethnic Group who think and act like Nigeria is their personal property. Till we scrap it, forget a united Nigeria

Even PDP members are cheering him

I hope they will use police and soldiers for the disconnection

Create a business enable environment for small and medium scale Businesses and boost the economy, That is exactly what the governor is doing.

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Not easy ruling Nigeria with all these

The previous administrations has made promises look like a tale from the moonlight.

They rapped Nigerians multiple times

They can never can never adopt the most important recommendations like number 15. Because of individual political advancement and greed.

That is the real Nigerian issue, not national anthem

Why are we not talking about the most important recommendations like we are doing on the national anthem ?

Who do us

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As if tomatoes are the only expensive item in the market.

We've witnessed many commissioning of projects for days now. The government is doing well.

While hitting the gym and lifting weights, a proper diet is equally important for achieving your fitness goals.

With the right diet and exercise routine, you can achieve your dream body while still enjoying delicious Nigerian cuisine. Here are 5 Nigerian foods that can help you get bigger muscles:



1. Beans


Beans are a staple in Nigerian cuisine and are packed with protein, making them a great food for building muscle.


They also contain essential vitamins and minerals such as iron and zinc, which are important for muscle growth. You can enjoy beans as a side dish, in soups or stews, or even as a main course.


2. Plantain


Plantains are another popular Nigerian food that can help with muscle growth. They are rich in complex carbohydrates, which provide energy for your workouts.


Plantains also contain potassium, which helps regulate your muscles' contractions. You can enjoy plantains in a variety of ways, such as boiled, fried, or roasted.


3. Eggs


Eggs are a great source of protein and contain all of the essential amino acids needed for muscle growth. They also contain vitamin D, which helps with calcium absorption and bone health.


You can enjoy eggs in many different ways, such as boiled, fried, or in omelettes.


4. Chicken


Chicken is a popular protein source in Nigerian cuisine and is also great for building muscle. It contains all of the essential amino acids needed for muscle growth and is low in fat. Chicken can be prepared in many different ways, such as grilled, roasted, or stews.



5. Brown rice


Brown rice is a great source of complex carbohydrates, which provide energy for your workouts. It also contains fibre and essential vitamins and minerals such as magnesium and phosphorus, which are important for muscle growth. You can enjoy brown rice as a side dish or as part of a main course.


Building muscle requires a combination of weightlifting and proper nutrition. Incorporating these five


Nigerian foods into your diet can help provide your body with the necessary nutrients for muscle growth.


Remember to consume enough protein, complex carbohydrates, and healthy fats to support your muscle-building goals.

I feel for Ronaldo